4 weeks notice

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Sockpuppet replied

10 September 2007, 12:42
Originally posted by RightLaugh View Post

What about IR35?
4 weeks notice will not go down well in a review.

Why? You could have a 1000 weeks notice but as long as you demonstrate that there is no MOO then you are good to go.

They could tell you "in 4 weeks this contract will be terminated". Also there is no obligation to provide work so go home today and don't go back.
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RightLaugh replied

10 September 2007, 12:32
What about IR35?
4 weeks notice will not go down well in a review.
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Sockpuppet replied

10 September 2007, 12:05
Originally posted by Troll View Post

works both ways... a four week cushion to look around .. & if something came up...just ring in sick

Yes but no MOO means they give you 4 weeks notice and tell you that you are not needed so it has no effect. If you are happy 4 weeks isnt anything esp if you plan to see the contract through to completion.
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Troll replied

10 September 2007, 11:15
works both ways... a four week cushion to look around .. & if something came up...just ring in sick
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RightLaugh started a topic 4 weeks notice

10 September 2007, 11:14
4 weeks notice

Just received my contract extension 5 weeks after the previous contract expired. Checked it all over to make sure it was exactly the same but have found my notice period has changed from 1 to 4 weeks. Wasn't even told this was going to happen. Glad I looked through it. Bliming cheek.
Do I look like a permie.
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